| ''Marry . . . . . . ., repent at leisure'' (2, 5) |
INHASTE |
| A French rake |
ROUE |
| A learned person in France (6) |
SAVANT |
| A native of Brittany, France |
BRETON |
| A social outcast |
PARIAH |
| Avoid or abstain from action or food |
ESCHEW |
| Be surprised or baffled |
BOGGLE |
| Colloquial nonsense to pig cleanser |
HOGWASH |
| Continuing to exist or progress |
ONGOING |
| Doll on strings |
PUPPET |
| Don . . . . Was a famous lover |
JUAN |
| Dull tedious talkers |
BORES |
| Egg for a louse |
NIT |
| Famous Salinger novel ''The . . . . . . . In the Rye'' |
CATCHER |
| Grumble persistently while hewing |
WHINGE |
| Have the . . . . . . To have advantage over |
EDGEON |
| Having extreme propriety, easily shocked by sexual matters |
PRUDISH |
| He sailed the Argo to find the Golden Fleece |
JASON |
| Hits this in the head to be bang-on |
NAIL |
| Informally. intervene or make attack - or paddle? |
WADEIN |
| Joined in the dew |
WED |
